About
BrainStorm is a software adoption and training company that helps organizations effectively implement and leverage technology, with a strong focus on AI adoption. Founded in 1995, BrainStorm offers a SaaS platform integrating a communications engine, learning management system, and analytics to enable users to master essential software tools. Their solutions, including QuickHelp™ and AI Academy, aim to unlock human potential by turning AI investments into practical workforce impact and addressing skill gaps in technology adoption for software vendors and enterprise IT departments.
Products
3BrainStorm's AI Academy is a program designed to help organizations and their employees effectively adopt and integrate AI tools into their daily workflows, ensuring meaningful and secure utilization of AI investments.
Let a professional trainer lead your users on a deep dive into common scenarios so they can harness the power of their technology in a practical, hands-on classroom setting.
The QuickHelp Productivity Plan is a proven framework of monthly communications to engage users in learning about their Microsoft 365 tools via the QuickHelp platform. These communications deliver value by directing the user to brief pieces of content within QuickHelp on how to be more proficient with technology at their fingertips.
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This article outlines core elements and compliance requirements for an AI acceptable use policy, offering valuable insights for MSPs advising clients on IT governance, managing AI risks, and developing internal policies.
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Read moreYour partners are winning deals. But who's tracking adoption?
This article highlights the critical importance for software vendors and their channel partners, such as MSPs, to actively track software adoption to ensure customer success beyond the initial sale. It emphasizes how partners are crucial in winning deals, but the ongoing adoption often needs better monitoring.
Read moreWhy Customer Education Teams Need to Think More Like Product Teams
This article discusses evolving customer education strategies to improve software adoption, a topic relevant for MSPs who are often responsible for educating their clients on new technologies, updates, and best practices to maximize their IT investments.
Read moreAdoption Dies in the Gap Between Vendor and Customer
This post addresses the crucial role of bridging the gap between software vendors and customers to ensure successful adoption, a function often performed by MSPs to drive client success and achieve desired outcomes from technology investments.
Read moreFounded
1995
Employees
150
Industry
Information Technology & Services
Headquarters
American Fork, Utah, United States
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